[Ephemera and theatre programmes for performances of opera and light musicals in Great Britain, featuring New Zealand performers. 1971].

Includes programmes for the following performances:

"Fidelio". Royal Opera House Covent Garden, 23 October 1971. Programme (Donald McIntyre)

"Fiddler on the roof". Leeds Grand Theatre and Opera House, 16 March 1971. Programme (Vivienne Martin)

"Iolanthe". Sadler's Wells Opera at the London Coliseum. 7 October 1971. Programme (Denis Dowling)

"Lucia di Lammermoor". Royal Opera House Covent Garden. 11 January 1971. Programme (Heather Begg)

"Madam Butterfly". Sadlers Wells Opera at Empire Theatre Sunderland, commencing 19 April 1971. Programme (Denis Dowling)

"Die Meistersinger von Nurnberg". Royal Opera House Covent Garden, 26 January 1971. Programme (Donald McIntyre)

"Le nozze di Figaro". Royal Opera House Covent Garden. 1 December 1971. Programme (Kiri Te Kanawa, Noel Mangin, Heather Begg)

"Le nozze di Figaro". Royal Opera House Covent Garden. 23 December 1971. Programme (Kiri Te Kanawa, Noel Mangin)(PR-15-0365)

"Parsifal". Royal Opera House Covent Garden. 21 April 1971. Programme. (Kiri Te Kanawa debut at Covent Garden)

"Parsifal". Royal Opera House Covent Garden. 1 May 1971. Programme (Kiri Te Kanawa, Donald McIntyre)

"Peter Grimes". Royal Opera House Covent Garden, 15 July 1971. Programme (Noel Mangin)

"Salome". Royal Opera House Covent Garden, 9 March 1971. Programme (Donald McIntyre)

"La sonnambula". Royal Opera House Covent Garden, 10 and 26 March 1971. Programmes (Heather Begg)

"Susanna". Sadler's Wells Theatre London. 20, 22 October 1971. Programme (Patricia Payne)

"Tristan und Isolde". Royal Opera House Covent Garden, 26 June 1971. Programme (Donald McIntyre)

"Tyger"; a celebration of William Blake. National Theatre at New Theatre, 20 July 1971. Programme (Denis Lill)

"Aida". Royal Opera House Covent Garden. 25 October 1971. Programme (Kiri Te Kanawa)

Quantity: 19 programmes.

Physical Description: Programmes, sizes ranging under 250 mm.

Provenance: Some programmes purchased from Louise Grant, London, in 2003, 2005, 2011, 2016; some donated by the Theatre Museum, London. One item donated by Ray Beilby, Queensland, in 2015.